Examples of using "«А»" in a sentence and their english translations:
Say "aah."
- Say "aah."
- Say "ahhh!"
Aah. Now I understand.
- Ugh!
- Ah!
And now?
And the yellow one?
Shut up, will you?
- How about you?
- Fine. And you?
- And you?
Oh, I got it.
- Aah. Now I understand.
- Aaah... Now I understand.
Pardon me?
What about you?
I think you're funny.
Long on A and short on B.
- Ah! Everything is clear now.
- Ah! That clears up everything.
- Fine. And you?
- Good. And you?
And who are you?
"Ow-ow-ouch" "Are you alright?"
And are there boats?
What about me?
I think you're funny.
Is he a doctor?
Now let's go.
Now stop that.
That is surely an idea.
- Stick out your tongue and say "aah."
- Stick your tongue out and say "aah."
To speak is one thing and to write is another.
I'm ready. And you?
And what about our sky?
And then ...
And this is
And
- How about you?
- And you?
- What about you?
- And you?
- What about you?
Not bad, eh?
- So what?
- Then what?
- And then?
- And afterward?
And now?
And the yellow one?
And now?
Ah, okay!
What about boys?
Ah, really?
What about the other one?
What about Jack?
Ah, sit!
Oh, I got it.
Don't I get a hug?
What about the other one?
Ah, snow!
Is she?
What about the neighbors?
Huh?
What about Portugal?
And who are you?
What happened to the other one?
I'm ready, and you?
I'm hungry. What about you?
He's pretty cute.
- I'm hungry. How about you?
- I'm hungry. What about you?
Coffee beans are not beans, but seeds, and peanuts are not nuts, but beans.
Very well. And you?
If a = b and b = c, then a = c.
- Hurry up, or you will be late.
- Hurry up, or you'll be late.
What if you fall asleep?
What's it to you?
Oh, it's you. Come in.
Now listen carefully.
Don't say, do.
Now look at this.
Now listen to me.
And you're a teacher, right?
Am I what you expected?
Now you listen to me.
Do we care?
What do I care?
Do me a favor, will you?